... str:o made a splendid contrast with vas sickly and puling should be hampered wibh which, since they left an set - n mplished Whig like himself unobstructed, could he no better than spa:teal especially as Eet himself agstisist authorship—a vocation whiA ...

... med'cal examination was held, and a man named Allen, who was last in -Warren's company,Avas committed to gaol. The Richmond Whig says :—:-Thomas Jefferson rode on 'horseback to Washington, hitched his horse to a rail fence, and walked over and was inaugurated ...

... who should attempt to treat him mere Whig politician would deserve have applied to him the language used by Lord Macaulay some Whigs who disparaged the great Duke Wtllington, when he says, How “scandalously the Whig press treated the Duke Wellington till ...

... patronage and otherwise determined to remain neutral. In East Cumberland, in single contest the Tories had not much and the strong Whig influence was sure to prevail with the dalesmen. We, by no means, therefore, regard the result showing x , , „ , turn of the ...

... he had se winch at Lean, and what may indeed be shams called his Dyeing Wish.' They sow peopose to erect one that may be a Whig memorial of his seal and energy the cause of Religion at Lofton Relying on the general esteem le which the late Canon was held ...

... Acut e: hampered with ideas blamed the g y for taking the ten th p art of the whioh, y and since they left an aceemplished Whig l ike him- peoples property, szolaimed, Ay ! title would take self unebstruoted, could be no better than spectral I a tweetleth ...

... borough of Preston under peculiar circumstances-appearing with Sir Henry Hoghton as the nominees of the Earl of Derby, the great Whig peer of the neighbourhood, in opposition to the Tory candidates, Sir Peter Leicester and Sir Frank Standish, supported by the ...

... splendid contraet with all that was sickly and pulicg should be hampered with ideas which, since they left an acocmpliched Whig like him- ecif unobstructed, could be no better than spectra! ; as Deronda set bimeelf against anthorship—a vocation which ...

... our national love of freedom of contiviiict---1 the principle which underlies the whole theory on fl a k e t he great old Whig party existed—we are unable to the u se of even that small portion of compulsion which f or law allows us, in order to procure ...

... when the wearer wool a bore to and ism* cote bar clods* Inn arsine aptly called iranaturrnaqui 'tor toes to that they mu, bye Whigs and loop., he made to *mom Info or three r.lftereet aspirate. The w shuts manliest to OM &raa. ge the of the day fur inaaoullus ...

... which heeessat ran. P mew innocent men dimes width might be • te my one of aay, • sell-gailereallea; will surely had to Wheat. Whig, lel i t dimes, can be wore* than the MO be the Daily about the fans labowsee &Mall, a young man who as charged M llegdon, ...

... highest to the lowest were divided into faminists and anti-faminists, and were as dis- tinctly and clearly known as Whig and Tory in this country (hear, hear). The only sufficiently in dependent body who could investigate this serious waste of ...